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4 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , DECEMBER 7 , 1906
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Kiitorcd as second-class matter a
Falls City , Nebraska , post oflke , Jamt
ary 12 , l'X)4 , under the Act of
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cvcr.v Friday at Kails City
Nebraska. by
the Tribune I'tlMisliinil Company
C , F. Slnvrls.
1 bic year 51.01
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TELEPHONE 226.
What a jjrcat satisfaction i
would be to our childish ncijjhbo
li Montgomery-Ward would pu
e stamps in their cata
Tile statement is mathIlia
lieorge Sheldon has twenty ap
plications for every position
How would yon like to ha\e tin
oh of selecting the appointees'
Not in the way of an advertise
7ient but in the interest of on
-nbscribers we urge you to reae
the story of Hearts and Mask ;
vliicli commences in this pape' '
ri-M week.
Whatever you do at least bin
vjtir postage stamps at home
The moht chronic catalogue mai
usually buys his coflins am
stamps .it home though there an
e men who send away for tin
Stand up for ever } ' local insli
tution that is worthy of your sup
port. We can never make Kail !
City what it should be by encour
atrititf a pessimistic knocker ii
his attempts to injure worthy in
stitutions.
Kvidences of the Christina !
-pint are on every hand. Tin
windows of the shops are full o
toys and tinsel : the arms of tin
\idies are full to overflowing am
the pocket book of the old mai
vommcnces to look like thirt ;
cents.
A paper like an individual i
usually without iniluencc when i
gains a reputation for lying. A
an instance we call your atttn
tion to the bridge article on th
front page wherein the truth i
told about the money drawn fron
the county by the Journal's arcl
enemy
The 131k memorial given las
Sunday was one of the most im
pressive and beautiful ceremonie
ever witnessed in Falls City
This lodge is full of xeal and en
thusiam and a few occasions lik
the two given last week wil
create a general desire'to becom
identified with the order.
Don't think that the Falls Cit
merchants are not prepared fo
the Christmas trade because the
don't advertise. They are jut
modest , that is all. They hav
the goods in endless quantitie
and at prices that areremarkabl
r low. The windows are prettil
decorated and the Christ im
I spirit will be found here if vo
will pay us a visit and see.
The President's message w :
| iven to Congress and the publ
this week. It is long , unusual !
long , but covers all pertinei
questions save those concernin
Porto Rico , and the Panama cai
alvhich will be treated in sped
messages soon to be submittci
There are many radical depar
arc's from the iiVual order in tl
message ) things which will can
comment and discussion throng
ont the nation , but these d
partures are all Rooseveltian ai
that is enough for the avcrai
citizen.
A six year old boy was playii
house with his six year old cous
on south Chase street this wee
The little girl cousin said to h
playmate , "Now you go up to\
and buy a pound of sugar , soi
crackers and some eggs. " "A
you don't know how to pi
this game , " said the little be
' 'The papa des earns the mom
the mama allays spends i
Which proves that there are pli
osophers outside of universit
and that sometimes there :
sages inside of knee pants.
RICH M AN !
Me usually gets his start through the
habit of saving. The opportunity is also
yours and we advise you to take advan
tage of it by opening an account with
this bank.
You can start an account with ONE
DOLLAR and upwards. It will sur
prise you how the DOLLARS grow
when you save your money systemati
cally. In any event , it's worth trying.
Fall * Chy Slate J
It may be of some interest to
our people to know that the post
olllce under Mr- Crook has made
a better showing in receipts than
it ever did before. It hasn't hurt
much after all.
We have not heard the Journal
t
deny that it has drawn nearly
S'JOO ' on its SlS ( ) printing con
tract. When this matter is given
some' attention by this paper we
are going to submit another mat
ter that will be of interest to its
friends the tax-payers.
Birds of a feather Hock togeth
er is a truism. We are thinking
of Hill McCray and the Journal.
Of course each of the above will
be angry at being classed with
the other ar.d we don't blame
them much. Out the truth must
be told if the heavens fall
The vinegar plant has ceased
operation for the yearMore
than fifteen thousand dollars
have been paid out for cull apples
that would have been a complete
loss if it had not been for this
enterprise. Thus the country is
that much richer because a few
men had the nerve and disposi
tion to do something in and for
Falls City.
Never in the history of Rich
ardson County has the popula
tion as a whole been as prosper
ous as now. A ride through the
country one day this week was a
sight to behold. The fat stock ,
the bursting cribs , the splendid
homes , the many , many evidences
of material well being were so
abundant that one was compelled
to wonder how many failures
would it take to place this coun
try again where it was in l)0f ) > .
At the instance of Tom Martir
Bill McCray cut the News biil
for printing ballots from $155 tc
S151. The News could tell a talc
about the time the Journal am
the News printed the ballots to
gether that would show certair
reformers and tax-payers friends
up in a startling light il it onlj
would. A man who would cut :
bill for printing 15,000 ballot !
down to S151 possesses a naturt
so small that it would take :
microscope to discover it.
Boys Burn Buildings.
Melvin Walters and Bill Fos
ter of Kulo were arrested Mon
day lor the charges agains
1 them of burning the barn am
corn crib on the Alois Danneck
er farm near Rule Saturda ;
evening. The. boys were givei
a hearing Monday afternoon am
were landed in the county jai
to await trial at the comin ;
term of court.
John Hcrshberger was up fret
Rule the past Monday.
Jerry Richards spent a few day
n the past week at Humboldt.
ir Mary Wiltse came down froi
Humboldt Saturday afternoon.
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Robert N. Huston while dow
from Salem Monday was a plea ;
. . ant caller at these quarters.
George Jones came up froi
Reserve and spent Thanksgivin
with his parents at this place.
1 J. C. WallrofT while up froi
; s his home near Rule the pa ;
Monday gave this office force
pleasant call.
STELLA
Clara l.oose of Falls City \ vau guest
of friends in the Prairie I'nlon neigh-
borhond over Suntliij.
Kalph Clark and wife ami George
Hanson attended an Klk'- dance in
Fulls C'ty Friday opening.
Frank IJolstine , wife mid baby , who
lived cast of Slinbert , tool : tbe train
hero for Canada Tuesday where they
expect to live in the future.
Mrs. Abel Baldwin and l \i-al are
spending the week with relative at
Salem
Will .lames ( il Kansas , City spent
Thanksgiving with his father. Will is
clerk in the Union Pacific oilier.at
that place.
Will Marts ha been in Omaha for
the past two weeks where he had tn
undergo an operation upon his left
arm. The Injury was caused sometime
ago by a planlc falling on him and is a
very serious one.
Mrs. Bocoek arrived from Oklahoma
last week for an extended visit with
her parents. S. 15. Griillth and wife.
Flurry Marsh of Rule has opened n
akatlng rink in the Low basement
Chct Clark of Shubert ha- rented the
Keys larm for next year and has already -
ready taken possession.
Mrs. T. K. ftwards ! returned Mon
day from a few day's visit with her son
Roy and wife in Lincoln.
Alice and Geneva lleymond of Hla-
watha were the guests of Stella rela
tives the first of the week.
Mrs. Wheeler and daughter Helen
of St. Joseph have been the guest ol
.Mrs. C. II. Thomas this week. A dance
was given for Helen Wednesday even
ing. The Overland Orchestra of Ne
braska City furnished the music foi
the affair
Mrs. Kuss Freed was the guest o
friends at Auburn the first of the
week.
.loc Estes , who has been living 01
a splvey farm , has rented the Gools
by farm near Verdon and expects t (
move there soon.
Mrs. Hannah Voting of Oklahoma
has been visiting at the home of hoi
granddaughter , Mrs. Win. Mower ;
this week. Snc will go from hern ' (
Dawson to vilt a daughter.
Jesse Itrown and family spen
Thanksgiving with M * sister in Paw
nee County.
\Ve have four churches here and las
Sunday there was no preaching scr
vices in any of them , neither morning
or evening. This is a frequent ocecur
ance There is not a minister of an ;
denomination living In Stella.
If you like Coffee and dare not drinl
it , try Dr. Snoop's Health ColTee. I
Is true that real Coffee does dtstur
the Stomach. Heart and kidneys. Bu
lr. Shoop's Health Coffee has not
grain of'true coffee It It. licing mad
from parched grains , malt , etc , i
forms a wholesome , food-like drinli
yet having the true flavor of Old Juv
and Mocha Coffee. ' 'Made in a minut
Call at our store for a free sampl
Sold by Fred E. Schmitt.
Where do you buy your stamps
Don't let a sour , grouchj
pessimistic , malicious gang ven
their malice and venom to the ir
jury of the town. Every worth
institution should be encourage
and not attacked.
The Journal says that it doesn
receive the encouragement froi
the town it deserves. Ye Gods
What has the Journal ever don
for Falls City but vilify an
abuse its citizens and business it
stitutions ? If the Journal gc
from the town what it deserve
it wouldn't be in the newspapc
field thirty days. Don't con
plain that you are not gettin
what's coining to you , get dow
on your knees and thank Gc
that you are not getting it.
RETSOLVED
TH AT THERE is rro FUN
GOING OUT IN V/NTER / UNLESS
YOU ARE WflRMLY DRESSED
BUT WH/LC / Yof ARE BuY/NG /
CLOTHES WMY
rVOTCETTHE > 5TYUSH
Go To THE STOKE WHERETHEY
KrVOW HOW To fUR/VISH / ff
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CLOTHES -
RIGHT PRICE
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No.no. C Pf MtMT I1IC , Hf Trtl
HAVE YOU OVERLOOKED PROVIDING FOR YoUR
LITTLE MARY dANE ? CHILDREN ARE WEL
COME AT OUR TORE. WE TRY To MAKE
THEM HAPPY WHEN THEY COME To5EE UJ.
5RING THEM ALON6 AND WE .SHALL TRY To
I MAKE THEM HAPPY FOR A LONG TIME 5Y FIT
TING THEMOUTIN GOOD GARMENT-5. WEHAVE
ROUGH AND TUMBLE ToG-5 SUITABLE FOR
.SLEDDING AND WE HAVENICE .SUNDAY THINGS
'AL-50 FOR YOUR LITTLE MARY JANE.5. HERE
ARE -50ME OF THEM : CHILDREN' BEARSKIN
COAT.S AT $3.25 To § 5.00 , WITH THE HooD-5
TO MATCH FOR 50C AND 75CCHILDREN'
FUR ,5ET FROM $1.00 To $5.00 ; THE MARY
r < JANE CAP-5 FOR 50C ; oVER.SHoE-5 50C , 75C
AND $1.00 : LEGGIN-5 5OC , AND 75CGLoVE5
AND MITTEN FROM 20C UP To 50C. DON'T
YOU FIND THAT LITTLE FOLK.S BEHAVE BET
TER WHEN THEY ARE NEATLY DRE.S.SED ?
RESPECTFULLY ,
X SAMUEL WAHL
SALEM
L'ra Mobley was a Falls Citj visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. P. K. Staver and daughter ,
ena were passengers to Uulo Wed-
icsciay for a short visit.
Florence Wylie who is attending the
Normal at Peru arrived Tuesday.even-
ng for a visit with her -ister , Mrs.
Allan May.
Alfred Corn and A. B. Cochrau left
Tuesday on a business trip to Thomas
county.
Guy Shcely visited at the county
capltol Tuesday.
Mrs. Meredith and Mrs. Clinton Day
visited at the home of Charlie McDow
ell Monday.
J. G. Ranker and wife wore pa * = sen-
ors to Pawnee City Wednesday for a
short visit.
May Graham of Warren. Ill , spent
Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs.
Sarah Smith
Mrs. Clint Kaker arrived Sunday lor
a visit with her daughter , Mrs. Chas.
Shilddeek.
Nellie Stewart i- visiting in town
this week.
Frank Kannma and Uenson Jones
spent Thanksgiving in town with rela-
lives.
Smile Jones visited in Salem the last
of the week.
Mrs. Alex Kerr and son will arrive
Sunday from Omaha for a short visit ,
Mrs. Willard Dftvis entertained nl
dinner Wednesday in honor of Mrs
Wrn. Windlo whoIs here from Okla
homa on a visit.
Mrs. Charlie Shildneck untertainec
on Tuesday in honor of her raothci
who is hero from Scotts Bluff on i
visit An elaborate dinner was servec
and the afternoon was spent in game :
and various forms of entertainment.
OHIO
Khna Cook is on the ? ick list thii
week.
Chas. Stump and wife were guest :
of FJ. A. Burk and wife Sunday.
Daisy Peck and Ida Burk were visl
tors at Clay Peck's Sunday.
H.l. Prichard and wife entertaiuec
the former's parents of Falls City Sun
day.
day.Ed
Ed Kimiuel is able again to wall
with his crutches since the last opera
tion was performed on his foot.
Elda Brewer is sick with tonsilltii
this week.
Wiltna Meyers was n puest of Vert
Shaffer Sunday.
Mrs. Win. Hartler- was a visitor al
Strausville. Monda\ the guo-t of her
daughter Mrs. A. T. Stump
Ed Auxicr ami family and Nat
Auxier and tamily of VerJon spent
Sunday with H. . ) . Pilchard and fain-
Ily.
Saui'l Kimrael of Falls City wa- enl
to his son Ed's , Mor.day.
Ed ItuL-gge anil ivife wore guebts ol
Mr. Kuhlman's anil wifo. parents ol
the latter Sunday.
Vera Yoder and Allen Gihnore wnrr
guests at Allie Dovvty'Sunday. .
Minnie Allison taught school al
Maple Grove Monday while Mis :
Laughrey went to Falls City.
The committee , Phineas Fisher , Mrs ,
George Sturm's and Miss Clara Laugh1
rey. which were appointed at , the
Maple Grove church to purchase f
new organ for the church went , tc
Fall ; City , Mondav to purchase one.
Lulu Stump returned to Lincoln te
take up her school work again aftei
spending her Thanksgiving vacatiot
I at borne.
, N. 13. iiurnworth and family -pen :
Sunday afternoon at N. Perk's.
Francis Stump and family visited a1
Gco. Shouse's Sunday.
Nettie and Alice Omaru retm-nci
home from Kansas City Saturday.
S. II Kniscly and wife spent Sunday
with tbe latter'a father.
The Kvangelicans have bought th <
Maple Grove church of the Methodist ,
of Falls City.
Edith Peck and Delia Knieoly spen
Thanksgiving at Merrill , Kansas.
Frank Shaffer and family spent Sun
day in Falls City the guest of FrancI
Shaffer.
Win. Huettner and family , Androv
Ketterer and fatally and Hermai
Schrlcbca and family spent Sunaaj
near Uulo the gueats of Mr. Huettner
sr.
Perry Shatter , wife and son Donale
spent Sunday in Falls City with thi
former's father.
Martin Nolle and family were guest
of Fred Finck's Sunday.
There was no school at Silver Creel
the latler part of the last week owin ?
lo the teacher being sick. But there
was school Monday.
Wm. Cook and family will move i <
Verdon , he having purchased the dra ]
line and took possession of the sami
Monday morning. He will move hit
family soon.
Mrs. Frank uhllg who has been emit *
sick la improving.
Aug. Xentner is staying with his
brother. Charles , and attending the
German school
Wm. Cook and wife of the county
home were visitors at the home of
tneir son. Will , Sunday.
Mesdame- . .1. and Geo. Priehard
were puet- < of Chester Stump's one
day last .veek.
Goldlc C.iok was a visitor at the
home of Ed Kimmel Sunday
Mr ? . John waa visitor at Wm.
Cook's Sunday.
Frank Peck and Frances Knisely
returned to Porn Monday after-spend-
ing their Thanksgiving vacation with
their parents.
Harvey Peck went to Merrill , Ks. ,
Sunday to assist his brother. Charley
this week shucking corn.
Sophia Schulenberg visited with
Emma Last Sunday.
A.MrCannand wife were guests of
their daughter. Mrs. H. A. Burk , on
Sunday.
Katie Walton entertained her friend
Amelia Scbulenberg Sunday.
Halpb Miller , Kate Shouse and Wm.
Haldermunpent Sunday with Edna
Shaffer.
Jennie Burk was a guest of Ethel
Peck Sunday.
Guy and John Stump visited with
Kalph Nedrow Sunday.
About forty invited guests spent last
Saturday evening at "Wes Nedrow's ,
the occasion being a rag or tacky
party. A present was given to tbo one
who looked the tackiest and the booby
prize to the one dreesed the nicest. A
fine , jolly time was bad and the even
Ingwas soent in playing various games
after which refreshments wore served.
At a late hour they all departed for
their resuectlve homes.
The Missea Cook planned and suc
cessfully carried out a surprise for
their mother , Mrs. Wm. Cook , last
Saturday evening , in honor of her
birthday. About sixty were present
and were entertained by selections on
the phonagrapb. Mrs. Cook received
a nice rocking chair as u present. Re
freshments were served and a good
time reported by those present.
Mrs. Henry Gerdes and son Coney ,
of Barada were guests at Chester
Stump's Monday.
Little Frankie Stump who had the
misfortune to get his leg broken last
week by a cow stepping on It is im
proving nicely.
Did you know that the Farmers
Institute is to be held at Falls
City in the Conrt room , Decem
ber 1S-1" and 20th.
